A teleprompter that tracks your voice

A traditional online teleprompter scrolls at a fixed speed. Pause for effect and the text runs ahead of you; slow down to land a point and you fall behind. So speakers stop pausing and start racing the scroll, which is exactly the flat, read-aloud sound a prompter is supposed to prevent.

Rhetoric flips that. It aligns what you say against the script in real time and advances only when it hears you move forward. A dramatic pause is rewarded with a patient hold, not punished by a runaway scroll.

The free browser sample runs a short locked script using your browser's own speech recognition. It proves the core interaction in about ten seconds, with no account needed. Read it aloud and watch the words track you.

It is deliberately a sample, not the product. Paid rehearsal works on your own scripts with the enhanced tracker built for fast reads, stronger word timing, and graceful recovery, and we label which engine is measuring you before every session.

Lose your place and the prompter holds position instead of scrolling on without you. A calm recovery panel surfaces your next anchor sentence so you can step back in cleanly, and the moment you speak the upcoming words again, tracking resumes. Recovery becomes a two-second skill instead of a derailment.

Because the prompter knows where you are, the practical extras come free: live time-remaining estimates from your real pace, and your delivery cues (pause, step to center) lighting up exactly when you reach them.